Underwater Housing?

Written by flyingwombat007 in Monday, August 14, 2006 under Cameras
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Q: Can I get a underwater housing for my Konica, Digital Revio KD-400Z. If so what is the model type and make and where can I get is.
Cheers

A: Two of the famous Underwater housing made by Sea & Sea and Ikelite.
However most of them only make housing for Nikon or Canon two company that hold more then 50% of camera share.

Don't feel down yet. One thing you can do is go to camera shop near you that sell underwater housing. Bring your camera and try housing for different brand and type you might be lucky there's another camera with same button placement.

Where can I test my underwater housing in London?

Written by toldo109 | Friday, May 30, 2008

I would to do a leak test or (pressure test?) for my underwater housing before going for a deep dive (30 - 40m). Are there any scuba shops around London provide this kind of testings ?


A: could try good old YP,or phone your local dive club - I guess most will be based around the estuary,in Kent or Essex???

where can i get an underwater housing for a kodak v705?

Written by podge_celt | Monday, June 02, 2008

i have been searching everywhere for an underwater housing for the v705 camera but can't find one anywhere, i would settle for a bag or plastic type.


A: Try http://www.aquapac.net to see bag types.

Then try bhphotovideo.com or adorama.com to actually purchase.

Where can I find underwater housing for an Olympus Stylus 1010?

Written by Lacey | Friday, September 26, 2008

I bought that camera like two months ago, and love it! Only problem is, it has options to shoot underwater but I can't find the underwater cover anywhere! The olympus website says it's discontinued. Guess they put out so many cameras whats new is old in no time.

I think this is the item im looking for : PT-042 Underwater Housing For Stylus 1010 and 1020

Thanks!


A: Voila...

The Five Waves Of The Housing Collapse

Whitney Tilson and Glenn Tongue of T2 Partners believe the housing-market collapse will have five distinct phases.  In their opinion, we're just finishing up Phase 2 and moving into Phase 3.

Here are three excerpts from T2's recent presentation on the housing and mortgage collapse.  The full presentation is embedded below.  You can also download it here.

The Past: Losses Mostly Behind Us:

• Wave #1: Borrowers committing (or the victim of) fraud & speculators, who
defaulted quickly.  Timing: beginning in late 2006 (as soon as home prices
started to fall) into 2008.  Mostly behind us.

• Wave #2: Borrowers who defaulted when their mortgages reset due to
payment shock.  Timing: early 2007 (as two-year teaser subprime loans written in early 2005 started to reset) to the present.  Now tapering off as low interest rates mitigate payment shock.

The Future: Losses Mostly Ahead of Us

• Wave #3: Prime loans (most of which are owned or guaranteed by the
GSEs) defaulting due to job loss and home price declines (i.e., underwater
homeowners).  Timing: started to surge in early 2008 to the present.

• Wave #4: Jumbo prime, second lien and HELOCs (most of which are on
banks’ books) defaulting due to job loss and home price declines/
underwater homeowners.  Timing: started to surge in early 2008 to the
present.

• Wave #5: Losses among loans outside of the housing sector, the largest of
which will be in the $3.5 trillion area...

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